Sweetie Pie Blackberry Plants

Perfect for the home orchard, the Sweetie Pie Blackberry was bred by the USDA in Poplarville, MS so it tolerates the southern heat beautifullly. 

A thornless blackberry, the Sweetie Pie is excellent for home gardens and pick-your-own (U-pick) operations.

As with most blackberry plants, this one blooms and fruits on second year canes. Is resistant to double blossom or rosette caused by a fungus. 

Sweeter than most other thornless varieties of blackberry bushes.

Self-fertile.

Good choice for raised beds and container growing.

Fruit ripens mid-June to late July.

A trailing blackberry (not upright).

Click link below for growing blackberry information.

How to grow blackberry plants.

Thank you to the MSU for their hi-res images on the Sweetie Pie Blackberry Plants. (MUS Extension/Gary Bachman) and (USDA-ARS/Steve Stringer).